Apple Fixes iOS PDF Security Hole With iOS 4.0.2 and 3.2.2
Apple today released updated versions of its iOS operating system, addressing a significant
security vulnerability in the way Safari handles PDF files on Apple's mobile devices. The new versions, which arrive as iOS 4.0.2 for the iPhone and iPod touch and iOS 3.2.2 for the iPad, should also disable the Web-based
JailbreakMe service that first exploited the vulnerability.
Apple
noted one week ago that it had developed a fix for the security hole, but did not offer a timeline for its release.
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